elapse|elapsed|elapses|elapsing in English

verb

[e·lapse || ɪ'læps]

pass, go by, slip by

Use "elapse|elapsed|elapses|elapsing" in a sentence

1. It is often said that time elapses . actually it does not. Time stays put . We elapse.

2. It is often said that time elapses . actually it does not. Time stays put, we elapse.

3. You can also Calculate elapsed time.

4. Many years elapsed before they met again.

5. Never elapse in the long river of history!

6. I went all out pursuing. I elapse time passage?

7. Fifteen minutes elapsed before the performance began.

8. Chronologic Age the actual measure of time elapsed

9. The return of the echo will elapse longer time.

10. As time elapse and our effort, should can solve.

11. Chronologic Age the actual measure of time elapsed

12. It displays maximum depth and elapsed dive time.

13. He is silent until 6 rounds have elapsed.

14. More than five years have elapsed since the kidnapping.

15. Nine years elapsed before he produced his eighth symphony.

16. A year elapsed before I heard from him again.

17. Many years were to elapse before I saw it again.

18. Three years have elapsed since we last met.

19. The time elapsing from the initiation of brake-pedal actuation to the moment when

20. The time elapsing from the initiation of brake-pedal actuation to the moment when:

21. Therefore some time must elapse before a unit's identity is fixed.

22. Four years have elapsed since he went to London.

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24. The timer measures elapsed ozone treatment or exposure time.

25. Decades elapsed between successful abolitionism and New Deal reforms.